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A Minnesota Appeals Court has affirmed a summary judgment ruling in favor of a collection operation and has ruled that the individual is liable for the debt on which the underlying collection lawsuit was based. The background: The case arose from a credit card debt issued by that was sold to a collection operation in May 2023. The individual, the appellant in this case, defaulted on the account in 2019 and was subsequently served with a collection lawsuit in September 2023, seeking the recovery
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